The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-09-24
Port Deposit Items.

The many friends OF Woodlawn camp
will regret to hear of the sudden death
Of Mrs. Euoch GAllaher which occurred
last Sunday morning IA week ago. Mrs.
GalIaher kept the boarding tent at the
east end OF the camp ground, and was
always kind and obliging. She was a
member OF Hopewell Methodist Episco-
pal Church, and was taken sick after
her return from the reception of their
new pastor last Thursday night at the
residence OF Mr.. J G. W amer. \ large
number of friends and members of the
church followed her to her last resting
place Tuesday afternoon. Her husband
has the sympathy of the immunity i'll
which they lived.
The annual meeting of the stockhol
lers of the Woodlawn camp m citing as
Episcopal Church Port Deposit, Septem-
Der l0th. The secvetary's report shows
Il deficit for last year, and this OF nearly
three hundred dollars. A circular was
prepared, and will be sent to each stock
holder asking them to contribute six
dollars to pay the debt and make some
needed improvements. The stockholders
meeting recommended the second Tues
t,tE tt HfAE August iol lIo Gain ~ VI 1901
E2och Mccullough, Theo. }. Nanneman,
James {. Crothcrs, 9. 5. Abrahams and
VIM. Ne Iuileu We're re elected trustees.
The trustees organized by electing Enoch
M"Eullough president and &. ). Abra,
hams secretary and treasurer. The trus-
tees appointed the following as additions
managers. J. VI. McClenahan, John "
MaCullough, II. Z. Nesbitt, w. w
Carter, Holiday Kirk, J. T. Mccullough
Alfred Ford 5. j. Keys, Eli ). Sentmal
and James Barnes.
! Messrs. Barnes & Archer are busy
| with their sash factory and CONSTANT,
| receiving orders for more work and tron
| Indications viii have all the work thcI
can 90 until time to stop fer repair
| next winter.
=. C. 10" lard : planning mill has bee!
! III iUil operation ali season, but the de
mand is So great tor bioomIng and othe
attic s in ms line that he has accumu
lated but little stock, having sold it a
fast As III lnntacyu"ei.
J. a. d wis Il Son are receiving lum
Der by canal boats and cars for the fal
demand. They also are receiving an
shipping large quantities OF hay, SRA,
and gram, and are kept quite busy.
Nesbtt u Clendcnin are busy at thei
war, house receiving aud selling ferti
izars aud purchasing gran, hay an'
straw. and forwarding to Baltimore.
Our water front is very busy at thi
time. Hope the profits will be III pre-
portion to the labor.
The Republicans are very well Statistic
with their ticket this fall, and have NOR
life and energy than for years, and pro
pose to IUrn out and vote. One .Iea
trouble has been indifference, but we a
feel something should be done in ordt
that oui country should be in bette
financial condition than she is, as well q
lower our taxes. We nave a good man
Democrats who feel as we do, and inten
10 lay aside party to help make a change
The schooner Annie hIch was sun
at Nessrs. Davis Il Sons upper wharf
having the stone taken from her deci
The captain procured a diver from Phi
adelphIa who has been here since MOI
day afternoon. He places the stone on
small platform when they are hoisted OF
of the water and placed on the whar
They expect to raise her the latter pa
of he week.